Every one of the charges you mention is a scam - Roku has no such charges. The scammers have your payment info and can use it at will. Dispute these charges with the financial institution through which these charges were made right away and close down the account being charged to prevent further bogus charges.
On your Roku, Settings > System > About will show you the email address associated with the Roku account to which your Roku is linked.
- If this is your email, try to log into your account at https://my.roku.com. Since this is your email address you should be able to use the password recovery option if necessary. Once logged in you can change your password and payment method.
- If this is not your email then the scammer has set you up with an account that he controls, not you. You can't do much about that, but you can do a factory reset on your Roku to clear this information from the Roku's memory then set it back up from scratch, linking to a Roku account you create with your own email address. Roku is now using a couple of registration/linking methods. If the process tells you to go to roku.com/link, type it in extremely carefully. If you end up at ANY non-Roku.com site (the my.roku.com address it forwards to is okay), or if you're then told to go to a different website or to call a phone number, you've reached a scam site so back out immediately and start over.
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